what does energy deficit mean?

when energy demand exceeds supply.

What is organic farming

Growing food without the use of chemicals

what does exploitation of resources mean?

using resources often without future generations in mind

What is the best definition of resource management from below?

The control & monitoring of a resource so they don`t run out

What does malnourishment lead to......

lower productivity, disease and maybe death

Why do we import food from abroad?

growth in demand for seasonal produce all year round.

Case study of a local renewable energy scheme in a NEE?

Odisha, India Micro Hydro Project

Which of the following are positive impacts of Fracking?

Shale gas is readily available in UK

What is the best definition of a resource deficit from the below?

When there is not enough of a resource to meet demand.

Average UK calorie consumption per person/day is 3200.In Mali it is 2590. The exam calls this..

Global inequalities in the supply & consumption of resources

What does resource/energy extraction mean?

When resources are removed from the ground/sea

why has fossil fuel use in the UK declined?

UK/EU laws to limit pollution & energy efficient appliances.

Which of the following are factors that affect energy supply?

Physical, Cost of production, Technology & Political factors

Which of the following is NOT a sustainable energy option?

Discovery of more Oil within the North Sea

What does the term finite mean?

resources that will run out, only a limited amount

How can energy supplies lead to conflict?

Energy costs can increase = conflict for those who can and can`t afford it

What is the link between % of income spent on food and well being?

more % of income on food so there is little left over for other things.

Which of the following are Negative impacts of energy INSECURITY? Pollution and ..........

Conflict, lower food production & industrial output.

The Organic food market is now worth £2 billion a year. What does Organic produce mean?

No pesticides or fertilizers used in the farming.

What is an environmental effect of importing food from abroad?

Increased food miles = increased carbon emissions

Money goes straight to the farmer this means that they have greater profits............is an advantage of.....

sourcing local food eg from food markets

which of the following are renewable forms of energy?

tidal, solar, wind and geothermal

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1
If energy demand is greater than supply this is called?
energy deficit
energy minus
energy surplus
energy security
2
what does energy deficit mean?
when energy demand exceeds supply.
When energy is plentiful
When there is far too much energy than is needed.
When energy becomes very cheap
3
What is organic farming
Growing food using lots of pesticides
Growing food without the use of chemicals
Growing food using artificial fertilisers
Growing food and exporting it.
4
Is Nuclear energy renewable or non renewable?
Non renewable
Renewable
5
Agribusiness means
farming that looks to provide a low yield (amount of food)
farming that helps the environment as its main priority
a farm run to make a profit.
a farm run with animals
6
The UK has larger carbon footprints due to the food imports. What % of the footprint is food.
7%
17%
97%
77%
7
UK has a growing demand for all year-round seasonal food In 2013 what % was imported?
9%
95%
47%
84%
8
what does exploitation of resources mean?
resources that are expensive to use
using resources often without future generations in mind
cutting down on the amount of resources we use
getting rid of all resources
9
In Micro hydro schemes, River water used to turn the turbines to create electricity is returned
negative social impact
positive environmental impact
negative economic impact
positive economic impact
10
what does the term distribution mean?
The number of resources every km2
Non renewable energy resources
How something is spread out
Renewable energy resources
11
What is the best definition of resource management from below?
Using renewable energy to replace renewable ones
The storing up of resources & banning people from using them
The depletion (over use) of a resource so they run out
The control & monitoring of a resource so they don`t run out
12
What does malnourishment lead to......
lower productivity, disease and maybe death
working harder, pollution and maybe death
spots and rashes and a loathing of school
disease, lack of schooling and longer life
13
what does energy consumption mean?
how much energy you need to survive a school day
How much energy you use
The energy crisis
The loss of energy over time
14
Why do we import food from abroad?
Food from abroad is more expensive
growth in demand for seasonal produce all year round.
The UK has the perfect climate for growing all food
There is a low demand for strawberries all year round.
15
Case study of a local renewable energy scheme in a NEE?
Large scale Sham Dam Project
Orinoco, Canada Large scale dam project
Odisha, India Micro Hydro Project
Tokyo, Japan small scale Hydro Project
16
Renewable energy is on the increase in UK but what % of our electricity comes from renewables?
22%
99%
5%
80%
17
Which of the following are positive impacts of Fracking?
Shale gas is readily available in UK
3% of gas extracted is lost leading to climate change
Fracking uses a lot of energy to get to the gas underground
Contaminated water affects water supplies.
18
What is the best definition of a resource deficit from the below?
When a country discovers more oil resources
When there is not enough of a resource to meet demand.
When there is loads of money to buy resources
When there is more of a resource than is needed.
19
Average UK calorie consumption per person/day is 3200.In Mali it is 2590. The exam calls this..
National differences between resource consumption
National similarities in the supply & consumption
Global inequalities in the supply & consumption of resources
Global similarities in the supply & consumption of resources
20
What year are UK nuclear power plants due to be decommissioned (stopped)?
2019
2128
2023
2099
21
What does resource/energy extraction mean?
When energy is created
When energy is running out
When resources are removed from the ground/sea
unsustainable energy sources
22
why has fossil fuel use in the UK declined?
There are less Nuclear power stations?
More oil fired power & UK/EU laws to limit pollution
UK/EU laws to limit pollution & energy efficient appliances.
UK/EU laws to limit pollution & use of more gas fired power
23
Which of the following are factors that affect energy supply?
Thunder & Lightning and location of Mcdonalds factors
Wind, global warming and house price factors
Political, motorways, fair trade factors
Physical, Cost of production, Technology & Political factors
24
Resources containing carbon such as oil. gas. coal are called
fossil fuels
greenhouse gases
renewable
sustainable
25
Which of the following is NOT a sustainable energy option?
argon filled double glazing
Lowering carbon footprints & loft insulation
Fossil fuel efficiency & energy conservation
Discovery of more Oil within the North Sea
26
What does the term finite mean?
Resources when burnt lead to heavy pollution fines
Resources that are renewable
resources that are sustainable
resources that will run out, only a limited amount
27
How can energy supplies lead to conflict?
Energy can get cheaper so more people can have it. everyone is happy.
Everyone is given all the energy they need.
Sharing energy is caring
Energy costs can increase = conflict for those who can and can`t afford it
28
What is the link between % of income spent on food and well being?
Uk has a higher well being as people spend all their money on food.
If you spend more money on food you have more money to spend on healthcare.
Well being improves if people can eat fast foods
more % of income on food so there is little left over for other things.
29
Which of the following are Negative impacts of energy INSECURITY? Pollution and ..........
Conflict, lower food production & industrial output.
Jobs, lower food production & higher industrial output.
Higher food production and conflict
Damage to Wilderness areas and more jobs created.
30
The Organic food market is now worth £2 billion a year. What does Organic produce mean?
No pesticides or fertilizers used in the farming.
no machines like tractors are used in the farming
Only vegetarians or vegans are allowed to work on the farm
Farming that produces a high level of pollution.
31
What is an environmental effect of importing food from abroad?
More people can have paid work in LIC
Increased food miles = increased carbon emissions
Reduced pollution
Price is cheaper for UK customers
32
Money goes straight to the farmer this means that they have greater profits............is an advantage of.....
sourcing local food eg from food markets
Increased food miles
Buying food from abroad
exporting food abroad
33
Water, food and energy are significant for.............
cultural and historical well being
social and historical well being
economic and animal well being
economic and social well being
34
what % of UK energy comes from Nuclear power?
19%
89%
60%
100%
35
which of the following are renewable forms of energy?
wind, solar, tidal and gas
wind, solar, oil and gas
wind, solar, coal and wave power
tidal, solar, wind and geothermal

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